My ARM/TEST LED flashes, then the letter A followed by two numbers, what is this?

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While your COBRA 18R2 controller is in the TEST position it is communicating to all firing modules that are turned on. You will see the controller display a module count in the TEST position.

This also helps your 18R2 know how many modules it should expect to be able to ARM once you go through the arming process of your COBRA wireless firing system.

Once you ARM the 18R2 it will conduct this two-way communication again to your firing modules. In the event your controller does not see the same number of modules in ARM as it did in the TEST phase the controller will continue to flash the ARM LED and indicate a module address or addresses on the upper 7-segment display. The module address or addresses shown indicate modules that the 18R2 communicated with in TEST that it is not able to communicate with in ARM. This could indicate that the module has been turned off or has its key in the TEST position rather than the ARM position.

At any stage during the arming or testing stages, you can double press the ARM or TEST button to have the controller display the number of modules currently found (Requires Firmware 6.1.x and higher).

 

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